Dermatologist explains what to keep an eye out for | ChicagoNOW
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Dr. Parul Goyal from Rush University Medical Center shares tips for preventing skin cancer. | ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what?s trending in and around Chicago.

Volunteering could help slow cognitive decline, study finds
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Volunteering and helping others might help with slowing down cognitive decline in older individuals, according to a recent study.

Calumet Park officer returns to duty after courageous cancer fight
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Officer Breon Glass shares how he overcame a life-threatening sarcoma diagnosis, partnered with a cancer foundation, and is now back on the streets removing drugs and guns while inspiring others facing similar battles.

CDC updates hepatitis B vaccine guidance, urging broad protection from birth
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Dr. Nancy Reau of Rush University Medical Center explains the CDC?s new recommendations that all infants, most adults under 60, and at-risk seniors receive the hepatitis B vaccine to prevent long-term infection and protect vulnerable populations.

Suicide prevention walk planned for Chicago's Montrose Harbor
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The American Foundation of Suicide Prevention holds its "Out of the Darkness" suicide prevention walk at Chicago's Montrose Harbor on Saturday.

Suicide prevention org hosts 'Out of the Darkness' Chicagoland walk
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It's an important cause that often doesn't get talked about. The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention is holding it's Out of the Darkness walk in Chicago.

New Trump tariffs target medicine and furniture
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President Trump just announced new tariffs, this time they're hitting prescriptions, furniture and anyone working on bathroom or kitchen remodels. Jared Halpern lays out the numbers.

Wisconsin Planned Parenthood pauses abortions Oct 1 | Impact on Illinois
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Starting October 1, Planned Parenthood in Wisconsin will pause abortion services due to new federal funding cuts tied to the ?Big Beautiful Bill.? What does this mean for Illinois, where many patients already travel for reproductive health services? FOX Milwaukee political reporter Jason Calvi explains the politics.

Lurie Children's brings marathon spirit inside hospital | ChicagoNOW
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This September, during Pediatric Cancer and Sickle Cell Awareness Month, the nurses at Lurie Children?s Hematology, Oncology, and Stem Cell Transplant Division are going above and beyond the hospital walls to bring hope and joy to the children and families they care for every day. A Little Lighter, a nurse-led fundraising group formed just three years ago, has already raised over $300,000 to support patients with cancer and blood disorders ? and they?re not stopping there.

UChicago resident physicians rally for fair pay and first union contract
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Resident doctors at the University of Chicago Medical Center are demanding better wages and working conditions, citing burnout, 80-hour weeks, and rising living costs.

Why experts say this flu season could be especially dangerous | ChicagoNOW
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Dr. Bobby Mukkamala breaks down what we need to know about flu prevention, vaccine safety, and why getting vaccinated this season is more important than ever. | ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what?s trending in and around Chicago.

'Nightmare bacteria' cases on the rise in US, CDC report finds

Infectious disease doctors are sounding the alarm after a new CDC report found that drug-resistant “nightmare bacteria” infections rose drastically in the U.S. between 2019 and 2023. 

Trump's Tylenol warning causes pushback from medical community

Trump has suggested that using Tylenol while pregnant could increase the chance of kids developing autism, a claim that has since garnered negative attention from medical leaders worldwide.

Ticks spreading in Illinois, health officials say
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Illinois health officials are warning residents that ticks are spreading and that they should take precautions.

Illinois health officials recommend flu, COVID vaccines, diverge from CDC guidelines
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State health officials on Tuesday issued guidance widely recommending vaccines for flu and COVID-19 for people 6 months and older, a deviation from recent guidance from a federal vaccine advisory panel.